Digit-Al

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by Digit-Al 7y ago
Sounds like Lightyear are trying to create some "Buzz". (Sorry)
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by Digit-Al 7y ago
Why is there a "Share on Google+" link? Surely Google+ is now dead.
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PayPal's Beautiful Demonstration of Extended Validation FUD(troyhunt.com)
208 points by Digit-Al 7y ago|101 comments
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by Digit-Al 7y ago
That's basically what you are doing isn't it?
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by Digit-Al 7y ago
What you are looking for is HashTab[1]. It adds a tab to your file properties page that shows a variety of different hashes for the file, including MD5, SHA-1, and SHA-256. You can configure it to show a large number of different hashes. Al
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by Digit-Al 7y ago
What happens if you're using a functional language?
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by Digit-Al 7y ago
All these horror stories. Sounds like renting from them really, really Hertz ;-)
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by Digit-Al 7y ago
I am in absolute agreement with you that whether or not such material should be removed is subject to debate. There are good arguments on both sides. I am generally against censorship but I can recognise some merit in protecting children fr
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by Digit-Al 7y ago
I fear I may not have explained myself properly as you appear to have misunderstood. I was not proposing that these groups be able to decide what does and does not get shown on YouTube. I was proposing that they have the facility to allow s
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by Digit-Al 7y ago
That depends on whether you view prison as a way of getting revenge on criminals or as a way of trying to reform them. If you view prison as an agency of revenge on wrongdoers then, of course, life without parole for murderers makes perfect
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by Digit-Al 7y ago
I wonder how many miles you have to drive one of these new trucks before you offset the carbon used to make it rather than continuing to use the old diesel truck?
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by Digit-Al 7y ago
How is putting information on the homepage of the correct site going to help people who have gone to the wrong site? Pretty much nobody is going to go to both sites to see which looks most "legit". At best they'll assume that
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by Digit-Al 7y ago
So, here's an idea. Let's take the case of YouTube, instead of its algorithm deleting this content, how about it is marked with a flag. Normal users are completely unable to view, or even know of the existence of content marked wi
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by Digit-Al 7y ago
Or just take your watch off. Not rocket science.
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by Digit-Al 7y ago
Hmm. So maybe a potential use as a warning system to women that they might want to check their curtains are closed properly.
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by Digit-Al 7y ago
That's a bit of a silly argument. A games console is specifically sold as a device upon which you can play games, and nothing else. If you want to be able to perform other computing tasks and/or write your own programs you buy a g
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by Digit-Al 7y ago
It depends on your threat model. There are certain types of information that would be of interest to the Chinese government, and you would, indeed, be unwise to use any services that are under the purview of the Chinese government to store
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Microsoft debuts Bosque – a new programming language with no loops(theregister.co.uk)
3 points by Digit-Al 7y ago|0 comments
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How to Track Your Kids (and Other People's Kids) with the TicTocTrack Watch(troyhunt.com)
181 points by Digit-Al 7y ago|146 comments
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Starkey and the Future of Hearing Aids(bloomberg.com)
72 points by Digit-Al 7y ago|48 comments
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by Digit-Al 8y ago
I'm partially with you there. I think it's partly that IoT will require higher bandwidth as there will be so many more devices. However, when I visit my mum in Wales it's really difficult to get a signal at all - even in the
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by Digit-Al 8y ago
You can just, um, Google it :-)
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by Digit-Al 8y ago
Here's an idea I've been playing around with for a while now: A citizens lobbying service. It could be an independent non-profit allied to other non-profits like EFF. When one of these non-profits wants to run a campaign against a
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by Digit-Al 8y ago
From the article: > In statues intended to show human beings making offerings to gods, the left arm—most commonly used to make offerings—is cut off so the statue’s function can’t be performed (the right hand is often found axed in statue
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by Digit-Al 8y ago
I wonder if he can find a trendy pop-up street-food restaurant that sells humble pie.
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by Digit-Al 8y ago
To be honest I think we are vastly more likely to be destroyed by ourselves than by aliens. Maybe we'd be better off enslaved by aliens; we could be the green mans burden.
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by Digit-Al 8y ago
I've never used Brave myself, but I'm curious about the HN perspective on this technology.
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Brave's privacy-focused ads to spread beyond startup's own browser(cnet.com)
1 points by Digit-Al 8y ago|1 comments
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by Digit-Al 8y ago
If I'm understanding your argument correctly then you are basically saying that what we currently call mental illnesses are in fact symptoms and we have yet to determine what they are symptoms of. Would that be a correct interpretation
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by Digit-Al 8y ago
Actually, it's "nearly" $2.5k ;-)

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